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Katherine Grant<BR>Critical Review of Stuart Hall (1992) “The Question of Cultural Identity”<BR>However, there has also been a development in negative attitudes towards other groups. Carina Korostelina argues also the meaning of identity is dependent on other systems and therefore is changeable and not entirely fixed. She suggests <A href="http://www.51lunwen.org/liuxuelunwen/">http://www.51lunwen.org/liuxuelunwen/</A> Identity can be used as an early warning of conflict, which is something Hall doesn’t address in depth in his article.<BR>Bibliography<BR>Hall, Stuart (1992) “The Question of Cultural Identity” in S. Hall, D. Held, T. McGrew (eds) Modernity and its Futures. Milton Keynes/Cambridge: Open<BR>University Press and Polity: pp. 274-291<BR>Giddens, Anthony (1991) “The Self: Ontological Security and Existential Anxiety”, in Modernity and Self Identity. Polity Press: pp. 35-69<BR>Lash, Scott (1990) “Modernism and Bourgeois Identity: Paris/Vienna/Berlin”, in Sociology of Post-modernism. London and New York: Routledge: pp. 201-236<BR>Mbuagbo, Oben Timothy (2002) “Cameroon: Exploiting Anglophone Identity in State<BR>Deconstruction”, Social Identities vol. 8, no. 3: pp. 431-437 Mercer, Kobena (1990) “Welcome to the Jungle: Identity and Diversity in Postmodern<BR>Politics” in J. Rutherford (eds) Identity. Community, Culture, Difference. Lawrence and Wishart: London: pp. 43-71<BR>Korostelina, Carina “The multi-ethnic state-building dilemma: national and ethnic minorities’ identities inthe Crimea”,http://www.swetswise.com/eAccess/viewAbstract.do?articleID=17969021 [accessed 5-11-03]